Crime Survivors Nola

Crime Survivors NOLA advocates for survivors every day by providing a FREE book and website (crimesurvivorsnola.org) to connect NOLA area survivors of violence with information. This guide is by survivors for survivors! #SAAM2022 #NCVRW2022 #lalege #advocacyheals

Thank you SO MUCH to everyone who supported us for our first ever #givenoladay and also to @GNOFoundation! We were also so happy to receive one of the @GNOFoundation 10pm $500 Rock Around the Clock prizes sponsored by LaFleur & Laborde Attorneys. #givenoladay2025

There's still time to give today May 6 for #givenoladay and your donation will help us connect more NOLA area survivors of violence with our guide! givenola.org/organization/c…

Today May 6 is #GiveNOLADay and the final day for giving! Visit our #GiveNOLADay2025 profile page to learn about how Rose Preston's own experience as a survivor led her to this work, and how our guide has expanded through the years: givenola.org/organization/c…

Early giving for #givenoladay starts today. Your donation will help support our guide for New Orleans area survivors of violence and their loved ones. Learn more and donate here: givenola.org/organization/c…

Updated resources and information for those impacted by the 1/1 Bourbon St. Attack: crimesurvivorsnola.org/jan-1-help

The NOLA HUB to help those impacted by the 1/1 Bourbon St. Attack is now only open by appointment, so call (504) 355-0846. For updates: crimesurvivorsnola.org/jan-1-help

The NOLA HUB is open today from 2 to 7pm to help those impacted by the 1/1 Bourbon St. Attack at 701 Loyola Ave, Suite 201 or call (504) 355-0846. For updates: crimesurvivorsnola.org/jan-1-help

The Family Assistance Center for victims and families impacted by the 1/1 Bourbon Street Attack is transitioning to a Resiliency Center at the New Orleans Family Justice Center, 701 Loyola Ave, Ste 201, (504) 355-0846, 11am to 7pm

The FBI's Family Assistance Center opened for victims and families impacted by the 1/1 Bourbon Street attack closes its in-person location after today 1/8/25. From now on individuals will have to visit the website fbi.gov/bourbonstreetv… to fill out a form or call (504) 355-0846

PARA LAS VÍCTIMAS Y LOS SERES QUERIDOS - ATAQUE 1/1 BOURBON: Se ha establecido un Centro de Asistencia Familiar para ayudar a aquellos que se ven afectados: Escuela Parroquial San Martín de Porres 5621 Elysian Fields Ave., Nueva Orleans, LA 70122 Abierto de 11am-7pm

FOR VICTIMS, SURVIVORS AND LOVED ONES - 1/1 BOURBON ATTACK: A Family Assistance Center has been set up to help those who are impacted: St. Martin De Porres Parish School 5621 Elysian Fields Ave., New Orleans, LA 70122 Open from 11am-7pm #NolaStrong #supportsurvivors

We have a new resource update for those impacted by the 1/1 New Orleans Attack at crimesurvivorsnola.org/jan-1-help in English and Spanish, including information on the new FBI website and Family Assistance Center opening tomorrow. FBI website: fbi.gov/bourbonstreetv…

BLOOD DONATIONS NEEDED 🩸 Blood supplies are already critically low. Give the gift of life by donating at one of the locations listed in the 🔗 below tbcdonors.org/donor/schedule…

We have created a resource guide for victim-survivors of the 1/1 New Orleans attack. Hemos creado una guía de recursos para las víctimas-sobrevivientes del ataque del 1/1 en Nueva Orleans. crimesurvivorsnola.org/jan-1-help

Repost from @OrleansParishSO: The Operation NOLA Hub will be open today and tomorrow to provide services for victims and survivors of the Bourbon Street vehicular attack Jan 1, 2025. Wed 6pm to 10pm Thurs 7am to 10pm New Orleans Family Justice Center 701 Loyola Avenue

The @GNOFoundation has created a fund to support victim-survivors of the 1/1 mass casualty incident in New Orleans, and you can visit their website and click on the banner at the top to donate: gnof.org

City update for families who are missing loved ones after the 1/1 Mass Casualty Incident in New Orleans: ready.nola.gov/incident/mass-…

We have a free guide to help families and survivors through the aftermath of violence in New Orleans. Visit crimesurvivorsnola.org

"Family Reunification Information on Mass Casualty Incident on Bourbon Street - Families of victims arriving at the University Medical Center (UMC) are being asked to go to the UMC Conference Center on the 1st Floor, across from Tower 2, which is the midpoint of the hospital."

Tragically, as many of you know by now, a mass casualty event happened early this morning on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. Updates here: ready.nola.gov